The Similarity between Species Composition of Vegetation and Soil Seed Bank of Grasslands in Inner M...
The Similarity between Species Composition of Vegetation and Soil Seed Bank of Grasslands in Inner Mongolia, China: Implications for the Asymmetric Response to Precipitation
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Lv, Yanyan , Shen, Menghong , Meng, Baoping , Zhang, Huifang , Sun, Yi , Zhang, Jianguo , Chang, Li , Li, Jingrong and Yi, Shuhua
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Basel: MDPI AG
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The asymmetric response of productivity to precipitation was recently proposed as an early warning signal for the shifts in temperate grassland function in China. It was hypothesized that the asymmetry was influenced by the increased growth of the newly emerged seedlings from the soil seed bank. Therefore, the seed density in the soil seed bank and...
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The Similarity between Species Composition of Vegetation and Soil Seed Bank of Grasslands in Inner Mongolia, China: Implications for the Asymmetric Response to Precipitation
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2223-7747
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2223-7747
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10.3390/plants10091890
